Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, August 26, 1889 · page 4

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Need Protection.

Winning”, Aug 28 —Acting Secretary
Walker his received the following cable-
grirn from Male St Nicolas dited Aug. :‘4
and signed by" Rear Admiral Ghenrdi:

“Legitime accepted terms oflernd, and em-
hnrked Thursday afternoon on board Enoch
corvette. It is not known where he will go.
Hippolyte‘s forces occupied town (Port au
Prince, the Hoytiin capitallon Friday mom-
ing. We tear riot. l have notified the dip-
lomaticco that I will doalllcnn to pm
vent riot. rynch and English captains will
not, __ ,mfiordere. It is very important
the the ne minister should he sent im-

WW 4” ,
Acting Walker says that it ap-
pcarntmlAdminI Ghernrdi' stelegram that

the ptthetmuhleieorc. Stillitwill

among heprodentandnccurymerhipgtokeepi

UnitedShteemin-ol-wnrinflayflinwntwi
formtimetounnetopmvideagnlmtthe
mutingmciad riot andliwlentem, which
myendingerAmerlcnninterceh.

Bloonm, Aug. m—The United States
ind-w Gilene, Cept. Sumner, nailed
fromtheniryyardlorCepeHaytiemHiyti.
Her complement cmieistedof 225 men and
ofloerlilltold. Itiehelievedtlmtitter
touching it Cape Hiyticn theGilenawill
poceedtolole St. Nicholieindlromthence
toPm'tiuPfimn.

Winti i Slice of the llllln-i.

Bonim,Aog.m—ABoflalo relative of
Mr: Birch Harvey Wilhoor, who recently
died at Orange, N. J., hiring in art-to
win-thalmfilnhistornedup HeleWill—
iimPcrnolI, agedihoutfi, nndisipiintc.
ItbmidthatMmWilhoorlelthaeniteto
MimSirah Harvey,ot Newport enppoaing
thityounglidytoheher only living Hr.
Pornoflmyehiemother, whodiedtwoyein
ego,wisieisteroanWilhonrindol
SarnhI-Iirrcy'xmothcr. Helntenthvielting
hieluckycominind ’ iahareotthe
poperty,hotwillnottrytohukthewill
Hcknownot no living relitive hntfiirih

Kilriln M the Ionic.
It, Aug. alt—State Agent
nrrived here yuterdiy, having in
Jake Kilrnln, firm

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,and

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willhereleieed. 'I'hehondi
cltimnewhowillheindunnilled hyKilriIn.
Heeildheintandedglvlng Ipirrlngexhihi—
timiilhwhhhond h madcandipprovwl.
Heloohthe picture of health ind weight
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Autoclave.

BAOINA' Cm,lich.,Aug. a—A swim.
titulmicideoccorredhwanlit-Zimmer-
min,apromimntyormg min,“ him-ell
through the heirt In hi room rm'Adime
fleet. Itin-ldthithewieintitutedwith
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mothyflncoroner.

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WHO GIVE YOU ONE MORE OPPORTUNITY TO BUY GOODS CHEAP
hetore the Fall good- imve. It would be well to make your nowhere for the
helioce oi the moon (or odde and end- 01 stock molt be cold tor what they

will bring. and we W prince not more then

. -‘ I ! cool, and i great m”"I'/"I'7'fle)". {Weir} h l 1%?!“ while you have an

opportunity, whether in immediate want or not, tor thin in our lut eflort 0!
thin moon on Sommvr anode. Pill good: begin to irrive in i Iew daye and
the hilince of the Summer goods will he etored tor the Winter. Now is your
golden opportunity.

 

THE BALANCE OF OUR LACE AND SILK Illl'l'l‘S, CONSIS’I‘ING OF ALL
etyleeflor what they will bring. All eilk, clocked or plain hooks, in Rome,
Fiwne, Sine. Blocks ind Open chides

A FEW lIORE‘DF THOSE LADIES RIBBED JERSEY VISTS, IN QUANTITY
about 40 dozen. We will cell to clntlt' stock to and the aeoeon for whit. they
will bring.

THE BALANCE OI" OUR LADIES' JERSEY WAISTS, OONSIS‘I'ING OF BLACK
only, with which we hrtvr- t err- on nuccemlul tor the put three weeks, will go
with the not of the bargain lots at not more than coet.

ANOTHER SPLIT IN RIBBONS FOR THIS SALE, OF WHICH WE HAVE
quite a quality. end customer- in need would do well to call‘upon or during
this week [or we are going to eo-ll‘them very cheap. 7 , ‘

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MUSLIN UN IDERVVEAR.

THE BALANCE OF OUR LADIES' CORSET COVERS HAMBURG AND LACE
trimmed, for 25 and 350., sold for 35 and 400.

THE BALANCE OF OUR LADIES‘ LOW NECK CORSET COVERS, SOLID
embroidery yoke, usually cold lot 85 end 750., reduced to 45 and 500.

THE BALANCE OF OUR LADIES' NIGHT DRI'BSES, LACE AND CAMBRIC
rufile trimming-I, Mulht'l' Hubbard or plain, been selling for 85 ind 9Sc., reduced
to 85 and 75c. ,

LADIES’ MOTHER HUBBARD NIGHT DRESSESJUCKED YOKE, HAHBURGH
trimmed, sold for 31.50 ind $1.75, reduced to ”.20 and “.35.

LADIES’ MOTHER HUBBARD NIGHT DRESS”, EMBROIDERED YOKE,
(or 82, redoCed to $1.75.

THE BALANCE OF OUR 75c. SKIRTS, TUCKED AND CAIBRIC RUFFLE,
for 50c.

THE BALANCE OF OUR .1 SKIRTS, HAMBURGH RUFFLE, FOR 750.

THE BALANCE OF OUR 31.25 AND “.50 SKIRTS, DEEP HAMBURGH
Ilouncee and tucke for ‘1. l2 and Cl 25.

TAKE ONE MORE LOOK AT OUR PARASOL STOCK TO SEE IF THERE IS
inything‘deeirahle among them; il thus is we will make utoniehing low fig-
um upon them.

.GEN'I"S FURNISHINGS.

ALWAYS SOLD AT OUR PLACE CHEAPER THAN ANYWHERE EISE IN
the city, which we always take pride III showing and are poeitivc that our
amortment in complete during ell mum. at the year.

GENTS LAUNDRIED AND UNLAUNDRIED SHIRTS.
A COMPLETE LINE OF GENT‘S UNDRWEAB IN ALL WEIGHTS.

 

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Gents’ Tics

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unsrs' COLLARS AND CUFI-‘B IN EVERY errata AND QUALITY. Arno
ill deeirahle kinde ol ruependerr.
Overalls, Jumpers, Coats.
_

WE HAVE ON HAND AND ARE SELLING LARGE QUANTITIE OF FLOOR
Oil moth- In'mry width and quality. Alec a complete lure of Table, Shell
and Stilt OII Cloth In ill the deiinhle widths.

M. S. Smith’
or errors Ills}: Ill
SOUTH NORWALK

 

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8 ill

Special Sale of Towcla. Table Linen

Ymmdtflmmd “Helium! nonhuman MEMO.» I»,

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emit-nun. fllmumu’mwumm' worn-1' «osmium
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nihrnrlciln. ‘lu'.’

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“a.“ glreyoetheh-elt. Thiewlllheigoldeiowor

All "llllElL

and Napkin. at Booflold Ids Hoyt?

HUGS. IBIIAN'I'I.

w. banjo-t mum in nddltloi to our eke-4y
lthlirpetccliheivylnvolceot run, which we pur-
chuwl very cheap, and at which we will

 
 

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end all Hummer rubric: I-t your own when. m1 [1

tealtvlorycitowehauilyooueln'necd. thoyhu.

SCOFIELD 8r HOYT,

No. 3 Gazette Building. Norwalk.

No. 3’7 Washington St“, South Norwalk.

 

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W.B. Hall 6200.,

BRIDG} EPORT.

And will

W. H. MEEKER & CO.

I0“ AGENT.

 

hue! putlawithoutchirgn
utlilrcpflceeulhenrl of

[TBIESQ‘I EEIllESS"

DYES

D0 Iowr 0w- Dyclng,“ Home.

by will everything. They ere-old every.
V In. Prim 00. i "GINO. They have noequil

Gan Fitting.

Tin and Shoot Iron Work.
srovns, RANGES,
AND 'I‘INWAR E.

31%301 '0qu “of: mylifiiafl¥ Mm given for
They o wicker-m . «more. oriile y
nor-rs m.meeo.n.mm “team and "0t Air Heating.

 

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linnlhctnrer'e and Failure

F. H. “ASHE: 380.,

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Good Work Guaranteed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
on Stoves. ,
Gasoline Stoves.

 

(:1 ram" (h'WIHK- —mnchln¢ in the war. and the

m no war :0 't-r nvehewnloulha All-trim.
TRUE see-o" )- ‘Ao AW Int-n.

Lowest Prices in Town. ' "

17h

 

 

 

Par Yachting or Err-onion Parties. It It” no Equal. A large Amen of

Summer Drinks and Fancy Crackers.

We claim we eell the

Best Dairy and Creamery Butter

In town for price and quality. Yo: no judge [or yooraelt.

MOODY’S AROMATIC SYRUP

I'urCholm Iorhue ind Teething Chlldrat. Pronounced who the duo: thing prodnmd to this line
[rum those who have need it

Pr1ce, 250 a Bottle.

...__. AT—

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,

33 Waihlngton St... 80. Nor-walk.

. BRIDGEPORT.
W. B. HALL & CO.“

Three Weeks More of I

llllMATllllIBlE BARGAINS.

Rich Phone ind Ponlird Silks, fixc.

All dollar good. reduced to We.

Jackets Ind Jenni hill price.

1.0m Ready lad- Snlte are $5.

25. l and we Boy-' wit-u, are.

1.000 Boye' Willie. 1%-

Snai-er 'l'nvellng brewer cheep.

Loon liege and latte at 49c, 59c, 65c, 59c and 91.
til—inch lingo it 13. 1.40.

 

 

 

Wonderful Bargains

Summer Underwear, Hosiery,
Gents’ Furnishing Goods.
momma Genre Vale, lice trimmed, It 17:

‘ twice the money.
Gent- eltmmer let-lac Shirte ind Drowns, Ameri-

 
 

BS- " “ IIB I59 Ind L”.

.. .. ' ' mum Commence-ch; were I
’3' LW'M“ Chiming: Qinltyoiue Vents. 19):: each
so“ " 229.,230 amino-noose I ' ‘ V

cm '2 my”: me Within: 11:43.1; 4"" , A . "' WEE"
Winn“ _ Illlugl 'I not! w hirgrio it 25c
Omlotdhnhohknpuamwyfl mild

qul the g1".

lam-ace» fim MW*

' Gene Shirt and them but
quality, itll'xceachlnneid otmc.

FREE RETURN FARE

Until the Silk and Dre- Ooode and Cloak Bile late on 310 pnrchaeoe.

W.B.HALL&CO

CPI—1E

Palace Queen
FURNACE

1811me

NORWALK. -
80. NORWALK.

EAST NORWALK.

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WILLIAMS’ COFFEE EXTRACT.

 

closing lut .Millinery

—-AT———-

Illlllll'l' SIGllll’llllil

I will sell a regular $3.50 trimmed hat for $2.00.
Unlrimmed Black Hats fortnerly 85c for 50c.
White and Black Ladies’ Sailor Hats for 250.

' FLOWERS

Will be sold at HALF THEIR MARKED PRICE

RIBBflNS REDUCED 2 [Nil till.

Also Great Reduction in all Fancy Goods.

-—~——+oe———

 

 

 

 

If People will call and examine they will find I
what I say correct.

H. Krleger. ‘
Mahockemo Hotel Block, llloln St.,
South Norwalk. Conn.

DAyng STOW
gNITURn
PEG INDUCERIEN‘I'S IN M ..

EARLOR SUITS.
MohahflushSuiuwithDivans,

$40.00.

AlsoTGreat Bargains in Lounges.

DAVID STOW,

07. h. nwd OI Inl- IIreeI, Swill Harwell. ’llp Stain,

Gnoczmes AND MEATS,

—-—AT m OLD "AID 01—

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armowoon.

 

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ALL ORDERS FILLED PlOflI'TLY.

 

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